VPN (142 programs)

Pros: Free to use with unlimited bandwidth. Simple interface and easy server selection. Can unblock some streaming services. Expanding server network.

Cons: P2P structure compromises security and anonymity. Ads in the free version. Inconsistent streaming performance. Premium features require subscription.

Pros: Has a Secure Core architecture. Enforces a no-logs policy. Includes NetShield. Boasts a Forward Secrecy system.

Cons: Needs to log in every time a user opens their browser. Can’t connect to a server sometimes.

Pros: Intuitive interface. Browse anonymously. Thousands of servers.

Cons: Manually-selected servers less stable. Short trial period for premium tiers.

Pros: Free and has no usage limit. Highly user-friendly. Doesn’t need a user account. Has a kill switch.

Cons: Lacks advanced features.

Pros: Simple on-demand virtual network creation. Strong AES 256-bit encryption for security. Supports Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms.

Cons: Free tier is limited to five members.

Pros: Secures identity with network lock. Supports multiple server locations. Offers fast connection speed. Features high-end encryption.

Cons: Occasional loss of connectivity.

Pros: Uses a proprietary security protocol. Beginner-friendly. Uses AES-256 encryption. Works with Netflix.

Cons: Base plan doesn’t have a free trial. Doesn’t have crypto payment options.

Pros: Stable and robust connectivity. Low maintenance. Integrates with other Cisco products. Feature-packed software.

Cons: Can be overwhelming for beginners.

Pros: Simple interface with easy activation. Helpful privacy features such as ad and tracker filtering.

Cons: Free tier restrictive for heavy use. Server performance can vary during peak times.

Pros: Offers powerful security features. Does not limit usage by number of devices. Supports multiple firewall capabilities.

Cons: Does not offer a kill switch. No 24/7 support.

Pros: Open-source and reliable. Highly customizable and scalable. Cross-platform support.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Offers VPN split tunneling. More than 8,000 servers from 55 regions. Uses military-grade encryption with 12 protocol options. User-friendly interface tailored.

Cons: Mediocre connection speeds.

Pros: Offers good security and privacy. Ensures reliable and quick connections. Encrypts data and content. Supports 5,436 servers.

Cons: Can slow down internet connection. Quick Connect feature doesn’t allow manual selection of specific servers. Can be expensive. Overwhelming interface.

Pros: Employs tunneling and AES-256 encryption. Avoids firewalls by connecting over ports. Imitates LAN capabilities. Provides own gaming network.

Cons: Requires unrestricted access to your ISP. Requires use of other software to start chatting.

Pros: Simple and clean interface. Compatible with multiple OS. Several remote servers. Complete anonymity.

Cons: Blocked by some companies.

Pros: Lightweight and easy to use. Strong encryption. Unlimited bandwidth. Millions of locations.

Cons: Inconsistent performance. Occasional instability. Account management issues.

Pros: Offers a single account for multiple devices. Comes with a free trial period. Supports more than 2500 servers. Ensures high-speed streaming.

Cons: Slow connection speed in free version.

Pros: Reroutes traffic to an AES 128-bit encrypted tunnel. Shield your true IP address. Thousand of server and IP address options. Ultra-fast connection.

Cons: No Windows kill switch. Quite more expensive than other VPN programs.